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Events

Colloquium:The Impact of Supermassive Black Holes on Galaxy Formation and Fundamental Physics(Prof. Luis Ho,Mar. 17)
Colloquium:The Early Sciences from FAST (Prof. Di Li,Mar.10)
Colloquium:Correlated insulators and excitations in twisted bilayer graphene (Prof. Biao Lian,Mar.6)
Colloquium: Numerical simulation of black hole accretion and outflow (Prof. Feng Yuan, Dec. 20 )
Colloquium : Granular Materials are Marginal Solids (Prof. Yujie Wang, Nov. 29 )
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News

Nature Communications: The ω^3 scaling of the vibrational density of states in quasi-2D nanoconfined solids
Can fluids far from equilibrium display universal behaviors? Black holes may know the answer
【2022 JUNE 06】A new textbook by SJTU and UTK physics professors published by the Cambridge University Press
【2022 JUNE 02】From black holes to sands: the application of the holographic duality to granular matter
Coexistence of Robust Edge States and Superconductivity in Few-Layer Stanene
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Nature Communications: The ω^3 scaling of the vibrational density of states in quasi-2D nanoconfined solids

An international collaborative research group led by researchers from Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) discovered that the low-frequency vibrational density of states (VDOS) of quasi-two-dimensional (quasi-2D) confined solids follows a new physical law faster than that in classical Debye’s theory. The results have been published in Nature Communications.

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Can fluids far from equilibrium display universal behaviors? Black holes may know the answer

Far from equilibrium systems display a plethora of interesting and new phenomena which are relevant for a diverse collection of research areas from ultra-cold gases to heavy ion collisions and quenched systems in material science and which can be directly tested in table-top experiments. Can fluids driven far from equilibrium display any degree of universality?

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